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It's time for cryptographic signatures in cameras (phones and otherwise) so that you can prove something is unadulterated. The otherwise is already covered by
by e40 9y ago
It's time for cryptographic signatures in cameras (phones and otherwise) so that you can prove something is unadulterated.
The otherwise is already covered by DSLRs. Canon has it, and I'm sure Nikon does. Law enforcement has been using this stuff for years.
- ISL 9y agoIs there a way to enable a keysigning in my Canon SLR? How do I install my private key?
- e40 9y agoNo, it's a hardware module that you connect to the camera. http://www.canon.co.jp/imaging/osk/osk-e3/index.html http://www.canon.co.jp/imaging/osk/osk-e3/index.html Apparently it was broken in 2010 (found while googling for this).